Product Description :
For water maintenance between water changes.
REEF ACTIF contains marine bio-polymers, which bind excess nutrients and other harmful substances which are then removed by specialized marine microorganisms. This promotes natural marine microbiology in the aquarium and maintains excellent water clarity.
The activation of the microflora provides the water with many vitamins and other vital substances in a completely natural way. Corals and molluscs open up better and display in all their brilliance. Fish also benefit from a stabilized bacterial flora and the probiotic effect; their development is more robust and their vitality is displayed by their perfect coloration.
Advantages :
| • | Ensures consistent water conditions between changes |
| • | Is both an absorber and a valuable nutrient for bacteria |
| • | Binds nutrients and thus allows their recycling by bacteria and other living organisms |
| • | Promotes the reduction of water pollution by binding polluting substances |
| • | Slow reduction of excess nutrients without oxygen consumption in the aquarium |
| • | Improved consistency and continuity of skimming |
| • | Reinforces the vitality and coloring of corals and molluscs |
Manual :
Take a little water from the aquarium, add a measuring spoon of REEF ACTIF per week for 500 l of aquarium water, mixing well, and pour this mixture into the tank, making sure to distribute it as much as possible. finely possible.
Maximum dose: One measuring spoon per 500 l of aquarium water three times a week. In tanks without a skimmer, do not exceed one measuring spoon per 1000 l of aquarium water.
REEF ACTIF can be used with all the other products in the BIO-ACTIF-SYSTEMs range without risking an overdose of organic substances.
Size pack
60g/100ml box
Reviews about this product
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Tom D.
Published Jul 23, 2024 at 10:40 pm (Order date: Jul 16, 2024)Still testing (Translated review)
TROPIC MARIN - Active Reef - 60 g
REEF ACTIF contains marine bio-polymers, which bind excess nutrients and other harmful substances which are then removed by specialized marine microorganisms.